My Mental Health Life Story, Inspired Edition:

Making Choices & Decisions For Myself

I've come to make my final decision here that I'm gonna make my last shift @ Naturalizer Saturday from 12-8:30pm and then end my employment. I've called and made this plan.

So I'm gonna confirm that when I go in for my last shift. And as for what I disclosed in my Indeed resume about my mental illness, the manager of Naturalizer brought that up my my interview. Honestly, I'd prefer working at Think Kitchen as for how busy and popular that store is.

As for that day I had a phone interview with a manager there mentioned my mental illness that I had disclosed in my Indeed resume, and asked me how it would or may impact my work in the workplace. And after answering that, she admired how open and unashamed I am about it as well as actually being someone disclosing it.

Which was what I was told by the manager of Naturalizer at my interview: that I'm probably the first to do that. It feels best for me, my mental health, recovery and treatment that I make this move. This decision feels right regardless of how my parents will think. I only took the job because of a few things:

1. Wasted 1.5hours completing a questionnaire for the 2nd and final step in the application process before the manager went on to the reference check.

2. When I received the job offer, I also took it because my mom was a few steps near me.

3. And lastly, because they wanted me to for it was a job. Even though they have said before, I can apply to some jobs whether I like to or want to, and then I'd get to choose if I want to accept the offer when I get one. And they won't get mad if I turn down an offer. But I'm having a feeling that they won't keep that in mind at all or letting that be a good example and reasoning/logic at all.